The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-11-27

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and soon afterward I disposed OF my interest
n tell you q man must work to build a ground.
without q dollar in his pocket"
AN INDIGNANT MASCOT.
From TIE kansas GUY Times.
A colored man in blue jeans trousers which
w6itewash stalked Into Chief Of Police speers's
office yesterday Will, an air Of singular imp 2.
National League: Mr.. Smith WINS . house
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business intcrview with .Menges at st. Louis.
You've been the victim Of a put, up Job. uncle,
I sue 'em for damages, see II I DON'T"
shouted the veteran mascot, as no withdrew.
BASE BALL NOTES.
Rowdyism must 60.
Good-by phantom hit
New Orleans has secured MOBILE
Baltimore wants another pitcher.
Esterbrook's arm is all right again.
Pcnnsylvsnia wants . State League.
1t looks now a. II tho Indians must 20.
Chicago will pay Krock $500 per month.
Tho old Northw League Ii no moro.
Spring games arc already being arranged.
Tho new Worcester Club viii DO . nus one.
The London club will be . stock company.
Tho Hamilton Club Is in need of . manager.
Boston men favor tho double-umpire system.
John l. Rogers favors tho East and Test plan.
Tho New York combination Ii making money.
Buffalo haSsecured Grant the colored Dunlap.
B~lackiston OF the Athletic Club. is In California
Young blood Is becoming . drug on the market
Gillespie will play with Syracuse next season.
The Eastern clubs have all arrived In California
Otterson of Brooklyn has signed with Wheeling.
The buying and selling of players will 60 right on.
Clarkson's release has not yet been sold to Boston.
Umpire McQuade il q Government clerk In winter.
Burdock 10 keeping himself In good form this winter.
And still the buying and sellisg Of players viii 20 on.
There will be . lively time at the Cincinnati meeting.
The Hamilton Club has raised $1,000 by subscription
linn and Gamble are the now battery Of tho Athletics.
That fourth strike will be needed before the season ends.
on an Dec Hi :. wiz 'AH'nn'
Higgins will got g. 500 to play with tho Syracuse Club
The Association has completed Its list Of umpires for
next season.
Tho Philadelphia Club wanted Crook, but the St. Paul
Club got him.
Philadelphia.
PAtsey Powers is spoken of as the manager Of tho
London Club.
AIRY OF $1,000.
Buck Ewing Is learning how to pitch. and with consid.
er&ble success.
Chris Meisel will probably b tho manager of the
Brooklyn Club.
With n pronerlv conducted olub Utica Would he 4 drrt.
class ball town.
An effort to form q Commercial League In this city u
now being made.
The ball players should have . say in tho formation Of
the playing rules
Tho American Association will have q nns SGT of UNI.
pires, II nothing else.
There will be a big jump in tho salary Lists Of the df-
ferent clubs next season.
Munroe OF tho Danbury Club will play with tho Kala-
mazoo Club next season.
Mooney and ,Mildrum would form . good battery for
ono OF the smaller clubs.
II Billy OBrien cannot become . base ball manager,
no will become an umpire.
1t is said that Harry Wright can get 81, 900 to manage
the Athletics next season.
for the Lowell Club next season.
The Association did not have much success In getting
the Washington Club into its rankh
Former President Mcknight OF tho American Associ.
alton Is booming base ball in ToxaA.
Tho new International Association did . good thing
when they elected Secretary White.
dency OF tho American Association.
81 Sportsman Is . little base ball paper published BY the
Santa Clara lAouco) Base Ball Club.
A large number of our nne ball players nrst played In
the State and International Leagues.
The American Association would be unable TO make
both ends meet without Sunday games
The Athletic Club Ii represented In all Of the standing
committees OF the American Association.
Manager Chapman has done good work In gettinr TO-
gsther 80 hne . club for Buffalo next season.
The washingtouC Club will have . good catcher In Tom
Dsasley, but they must work him all tho TINA.
II Kansas City IL admitted 70 the American AssooiA-
ton, Cleveland will become An Eastern club.
1t Ii likely that Ferguson will DO the regular second
baseman OF tho Philadelphia Club next season.
HArkins and Knowlton are likely to form q good bat.
terry for the Harvard College team next season.
cessful. providing . limited salary List Il secured.
Aspee.al meeting OF the Southern League will DO held
on Dec. o to consider applications for membership.
The rivalry between Troy and Albany will lead to q
series of games between the two clubs In the spring.
President Won der Abe seems to DO trying to put his
club on an equal with tho other clubs of The Association.
Tho Syracuse Base Ball Association exhibited good
judgment whom they secured z. N. Hackett a. manager.
Ted Sullivan would be much wiser to locate his club In
Utica, owing TO the rivalry between Syracuse and Utica.
Clifford will have an easy time a. manager Of the
Browns About all no will do viii DO to travel with the
club.
Jack Nelson says that he does not want to play In New
Orleans; he says the walking Il bad In case he wants to
come home.
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